Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-12-15
GOODS & PRICES
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-SUBsCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
First class Job work done ut the
JOURNAL office.
Candles by the carload, for Christ
mas, at ID. 8. Kauffman's.
The boss cigars for the money can
be had at Stover's grocery on Main
street.
e. w. Mauck lately made some i'm
provements about his premises on Penn
street
The Spring Mills band will furnish
the music for the county institute at
Bellefonte.
We are glad toreport that the gen
eral state of health inl this town is ex,
cellent at present.
The leading physicians OF the coun'
try are using and prescribing Shedd's
Little Mandrake Pills.
Mrs. s. j. Herring and daughter, OF
Penn Hall, spent day among friends
In this place last week.
MIR. M. e. Slower. OF Farmers
Mills, was welcome visitor at this Of
fee last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Decker, of Hunting
don, Is home on visit to her parents,
Squire Eisenhuth's, Main street.
ALI the goods at Kauffman's store
take the lead because they are the best
and can be had for the least money.
MIR. w. A. Brown. of Spring Mills.
the leader OF the Challenge Land, is a.
bout organizing band In Bellefonte. =
Insurance agent Geo. w. Swartz,
.sf Bellefonte,is staying al the residence
of his brother, Henry Swartz, south of
town
Clayton Weaver is beginning to
make some improvements around his
stately purchased property on Penn
street.
There will be preaching in the
Lutheran church in this place next Sum-
day forenoon by the pastor, Rev.
Deitzler.
Harry Clapp's new house on Penn
street is under roof. The building prom
ises to make stately appearance when
completed.
The Clinton county teachers insti-
tute is one week ahead of Centre, and
will convene I'm the Lock HaYen court
house, Dec. 10th.
An immense lot OF fine Clothing,
Suits and Oyercoats just received at d.
8. Kauffman's. Come IN for the bar
gains we Offer now.
-Hymen don't seem to gather very
great crop this season. Probably the
matrimonial harvest will be richer in
the new Leap Year.
Those Hanging Lamps at j. w.
Stover's are, beauties aud are just the
thing TO present 20 your wife or mother
as a Christmas gift.
The festival on Christmas eve to
be held by the Lutberans is the ONLY
public event slated for the Holiday
season i'm this borough.
MIR. Williams, OF Logansville. Gin.
ton county, an uncle OF our t0wnsman
Irwin Williams, was the latter's guest
several days this week.
If yon have any regard for your
children's health when they have cold
don't give them anything but Shedd's
Excelsior Cough Syrup.
1T have used Joseph's Oil for sore
throat. headache and toothache will
the bests results.
ANTON GERMAN, Custer City.
Rev. Workman desires us 10 an
nounce that there will be regular ser
vices in the q. b. church In this place
next Sunday forenoon.
There cannot be an effect without
cause. Therefore. use Warmers Log
Cabin Hops and -Bucou Remedy, put
the stomach i'm proper condition, and
avoid iii health.
The "Pink Pound Auction" at the
coming Lutheran festival will be AT
immense thing for the young folks and
will be sure to create much merriment
Don't fail TO attend 1t.
1t will do you good to take a lool
at i. w. Stover's new advertisement ir
this weeks issue and better yet TO gt
and see his fine stock of goods which h'
makes mention of in his ad.
Mrs. Sarah Californian is in Unior
county this week atteHdi: z the wed
ding of her niece, Miss Kittie Musser, {
daughter of James Musser, Of Hartle
ton Wnich takes place to-day.
II don't propose to do business fO
Tho fs.u s,f fhsA Ah,uU RrxiueSS In Inns
ness, sjd prices and quality are prices
and qualify. Come and see me and III
o~nloin nsS KAVyFFMAN